The Only Cocoa
You Need is Ghana's
Ghana-exclusive. Craft-scale MOQs. Premium single-origin cocoa — with COA and origin docs — in quantities that work for you. No container loads.
Ghana-exclusive. Craft-scale MOQs. Premium single-origin cocoa — with COA and origin docs — in quantities that work for you. No container loads.
One country. One standard. Ghana only. We serve the craft and specialty businesses that big importers leave behind.
Adansi Commodities International LLC is a Ghanaian-American import company dedicated to connecting the finest cocoa producers from Ghana's premier cocoa growing regions with premium buyers across the United States.
We operate as a B2B supplier — partnering with chocolatiers, food manufacturers, specialty retailers, and wellness brands who demand superior, traceable cocoa ingredients.
Our competitive edge is simple: we know the land, the farmers, and the product from the inside out. That means better quality, better relationships, and a supply chain you can trust.
And our vision extends far beyond importing. Our long-term plan is to build cocoa processing facilities — first in the United States, then back in Ghana — creating value on both sides of the Atlantic and jobs at the point of origin.
Ghana-origin only. FDA-certified or COCOBOD-approved. Every order ships with a COA and origin documentation. Deodorized and non-deodorized cocoa butter. Natural and alkalized powder. Raw shea butter for cosmetic and apothecary use. Food-grade and cosmetic-grade. Craft-scale MOQs from 25kg.







Our founder, Kobby Osei, hails from Fomena — the capital town of Adansi Traditional Area, a town of deep historical and cultural significance in Ghana's Ashanti Region. Fomena sits at the heart of a land where deep forest soils and a humid climate yield some of the finest cacao in the world. But Adansi's richness goes beyond cocoa. It is also home to the legendary Obuasi gold mines, operated by AngloGold Ashanti — making Adansi one of the few places on earth renowned for producing two of the world's most coveted commodities: gold and cocoa.
His father was a well-known cocoa farmer in the community — respected not just for his harvests, but for his mastery of the artisanal craft: the careful tending of pods, the art of fermentation, the knowledge of when a bean is truly ready. Growing up immersed in that culture meant learning cocoa not from a textbook, but from the soil up.
That lived experience — the sights, the smells, the relationships with fellow farmers and cooperatives — is what sets Adansi Commodities apart. We don't just source cocoa. We understand it.
Today, we carry that Adansi heritage into every shipment, connecting American businesses with the same quality and authenticity that has made Ghana's cocoa the gold standard of the world.
The story of Adansi Commodities begins not in a boardroom, but in the red earth of Fomena — with one farmer, one family, and a lifetime of dedication to the cocoa tree.
Opanin Akwasi Krobo was a highly respected cocoa farmer and community elder in Fomena. Known for his deep knowledge of the land, the seasons, and the craft of cocoa cultivation, he was the kind of farmer other farmers looked to. His legacy lives in every bean Adansi Commodities exports.
This two-storey family home in Fomena stands as a testament to what cocoa farming built. Constructed entirely from the proceeds of Opanin Akwasi Krobo's cocoa harvests, it is a symbol of the prosperity that Ghana's cocoa can create — and the standard Adansi Commodities is proud to carry forward.
"My father built a home from cocoa. I am building a company to honour that — and to carry Ghana's finest cocoa to the world."
— Kobby Osei, Founder & CEO, Adansi Commodities International LLC
Hands deep in sun-dried cocoa beans on a farm in Adansi — the careful, hands-on inspection every batch goes through before it ships. This is the knowledge, the access, and the commitment that sets Adansi Commodities apart from any other importer.
Beneath the same Adansi soil that nurtures cocoa trees lie some of Africa's richest gold deposits — mined by AngloGold Ashanti at Obuasi, just kilometres from Fomena. Adansi is one of the very few places on earth that gifts the world two of its most prized commodities: fine gold and premium cocoa. Our name carries that dual legacy with pride.
Kobby Osei, Founder & CEO, hails from Fomena — the capital town of Adansi Traditional Area and one of Ghana's most historically significant towns. Raised in the heart of cocoa and gold country, Kobby brings deep industry roots, artisanal knowledge passed down from his farming father, and the cultural authority of someone who truly belongs to this land.
Linda Osei-Kyere, Co-Founder, is a vital pillar of the enterprise — bringing shared vision, resilience, and a grounded understanding of what it means to build something meaningful from the ground up as a Ghanaian-American family in the United States.
"This is not just a business. It is our heritage, our family, and our promise to every partner we work with."
— Kobby Osei, Founder & CEO
Adansi Commodities is not just building an import business. We are building a vertically integrated cocoa enterprise — one that begins at the farm and, in time, extends all the way to the factory floor on two continents.
Premium Ghana cocoa — butter, powder, nibs, mass, and raw beans — direct to US craft and specialty buyers. Building the foundation everything else depends on.
A processing plant in Ghana — adding value at origin, creating skilled jobs, and fostering local content participation to the benefit of farmers and the nation at large.
A US repackaging facility — receiving bulk Ghana-processed cocoa and repackaging it into craft-scale quantities for fast, flexible distribution to customers across the United States.
"When Ghana's cocoa farmers thrive, American craft businesses get better cocoa. When American buyers grow, Ghanaian communities prosper. That is the partnership we are building — and that is the change we are here to make."
— Kobby Osei, Founder & CEO
Large importers demand container loads, source from anywhere, and have no story to tell. We are the deliberate opposite.
If big importers turned you away — you've found your supplier. COA and origin docs included with every order. Tell us what you need.
Our founder grew up in Fomena. His father farmed cocoa for a lifetime. The farmers and the land that gave us this business are not abstract concepts — they are family.
Every decision we make asks one question: does this leave the land and communities better than we found them?
We purchase from licensed Ghanaian processing companies, who source their raw cocoa through COCOBOD — Ghana's cocoa regulator, which guarantees every registered farmer a fair, government-set price. That structure is the foundation of everything below.
Ghana's COCOBOD guarantees every registered farmer a fair, government-set price for their cocoa — insulating them from the price volatility that exposes farmers in many other cocoa-growing countries. We purchase through licensed Ghanaian processing companies within this system, so every shipment we send supports a supply chain built on farmer price protection.
Cocoa across Ghana's Adansi region is grown almost entirely under natural forest canopy — supporting biodiversity and soil health as standard practice, not an added feature. We source through Ghana's COCOBOD system, which enforces national zero-deforestation commitments across the supply chain.
A share of proceeds goes to community development across all of Ghana's cocoa regions — and beyond. Farmer education, youth training, women's empowerment, local infrastructure. The cocoa that built our family home in Fomena should now build communities far beyond it.
Women make up 50% of Ghana's cocoa workforce yet are underrepresented in ownership and pay. We support COCOBOD's initiatives to expand fair pay and participation for women across Ghana's cocoa sector — and are committed to amplifying their contribution as our business grows.
Ghana's cocoa sector is built on smallholder family farms, typically 2–5 hectares. Through COCOBOD, these farmers receive a guaranteed, government-set price regardless of global market swings — a structural protection most cocoa-growing nations don't offer. Every bag we import flows back through this system.
We consolidate shipments to maximise container efficiency, partner with freight forwarders offering carbon offset programmes, and actively track our Scope 3 emissions. Goal: carbon-neutral shipping by 2028.
"The cocoa tree takes years to bear fruit. It teaches patience, stewardship, and long-term thinking. That is how we run this business."
— Kobby Osei, Founder & CEO
Ghana's fair-price system. Smallholder-rooted supply. Women in agriculture. Forest protection. Community development across Ghana and beyond. A story worth putting on your label.